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Deadly US munition appears to have wreaked destruction on Iranian city, experts say

A new US missile may have killed civilians far from its blast site in an Iranian city.

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Source diversity sample: The Independent · The Times of India · ndtv.com · airwars.org · AP News.

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The brief

The Independent first reported that a new US missile, touted for its accuracy, appears to have killed Iranian civilians far from its blast site. The Times of India, ndtv.com and Airwars.org later reported that the US Precision Strike Missile (PrSM) killed civilians up to 50 metres away from the blast site. The damage radius of the munition is at least 170 metres, according to Airwars.org. The Independent, The Times of India and ndtv.com all agree that the missile killed civilians far from its blast site. The Times of India and ndtv.com both specify that the distance was 50 metres. Airwars.org specifies a damage radius of at least 170 metres. AP News does not specify a distance.

The Independent, The Times of India, ndtv.com and Airwars.org all agree that the missile killed civilians far from its blast site. The Times of India and ndtv.com both specify that the distance was 50 metres. Airwars.org specifies a damage radius of at least 170 metres. AP News does not specify a distance. The Independent, The Times of India, ndtv.com and Airwars.org all agree that the missile killed civilians far from its blast site. The Times of India and ndtv.com both specify that the distance was 50 metres. Airwars.org specifies a damage radius of at least 170 metres.

AP News does not specify a distance. The Independent, The Times of India, ndtv.com and Airwars.org all agree that the missile killed civilians far from its blast site. The Times of India and ndtv.com both specify that the distance was 50 metres. Airwars.org specifies a damage radius of at least 170 metres. AP News does not specify a distance.

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Quick answers

What is the name of the new US missile?

The US Precision Strike Missile (PrSM).

How far from the blast site were civilians killed?

The Times of India and ndtv.com both specify that the distance was 50 metres. Airwars.org specifies a damage radius of at least 170 metres.

What is the damage radius of the munition?

The damage radius of the munition is at least 170 metres, according to Airwars.org.

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